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See Latest ArticlesMigration of reticulated hyaluronic acid implant [SK-GEL] following deep sclerectomy
International Ophthalmology, 10/26/09
Obeidan SAA – A 42–year–old male with uncontrolled primary open–angle glaucoma underwent nonpenetrating deep sclerectomy with an SK–GEL implant in his left eye. Two months after surgery the implant was noted to migrate into the subconjunctival space. Seven months later the implant was stable in the new position without complication. Implant migration into the subconjunctival space is a possible complication of NPDS.
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